you know we've only seen. hello and welcome across town where all things are considered i'm peter lavelle she was known as the iron lady probably the only thing factual critics and supporters could agree upon margaret thatcher is arguably the most polarizing leader the world has known in the last half century and her legacy remains hotly debated to this day how did she change the way we think about politics and that she leave the world a better place. to cross-talk margaret thatcher's legacy i'm joined by matthew wealthy or in washington he is a fellow at the competitive enterprise institute and a regular contributor to open market dot org also in washington we have clifford d's he is

a professor of economics and finance and shenandoah university and in london we crossed it felicity gary she is an international criminal barrister and media commentator on cross talk rules in effect i mean you can jump any time you want felicity what is the lasting legacy of that she's buried today well to me. she's a terrible disappointment but she had great power. great responsibility i think that might be a quote from spider man but it's not fun they are now suffering the lack of a. critical. ok matthew jump in agree or disagree with that. i'm going to have to disagree with that peter and i figured you were actually was a revolutionary both on the right. she was a revolutionary figure in politics on both the right and the left she had the courage to stand up to this keynesian consensus that it dominated politics since the one nine hundred fifty s.

that it caused runaway inflation wildcat strikes throughout the u.k. and europe. she her legacy was enduring and especially in so far as john major her successor and tony blair also her successor continued her policies which is i think all really the vindication you need she was her legacy was also enduring in europe in the sense that socialist president frank it's on in one thousand nine hundred two made a historic u. turn away from the policies of keynesianism toward thatcher's policies because france was in largely the same position as the u.k. nine hundred seventy nine and he realized that it was going very very poorly and he took a turn towards factors policies and lastly i think she was an inspiration to women as well she broke the proverbial glass ceiling when high politics which was a male dominated club and i think barack obama got right when i said that she. going to example here jump and jump in and i think you can necessarily say that the

bar for women i think she did very well to get there as a woman but the difficulty is that it didn't really pave the way for a number of other women to enter into politics what she really had to do and i accept that she was tough enough to do it was survive in a man's world and very much survived in a finance. financially incentivised world where she behaved in a way that didn't provide for everybody the like you know the whole colson's of society were just left out of the policies that were made at the time so that what we're suffering now is such a huge. huge gap between rich and poor in education in print in manufacturing in the legal profession once you bring in competition you leave half the country behind so the health of that country includes a lot of women so i accept that she did extremely well to get where she was as

a woman but it doesn't necessarily pave the way for a number of other women ok clever problem instead of launching a clever jumping but i think. margaret thatcher. not only broke the get a glass ceiling she also proved that is true today that the evil that a woman does lose after her and the good is often interred to her bones matthew when her bones that's correct that that that that it is fair game i don't what i really don't agree with is a little of these how in the world that men and women are today. and we have gone beyond the time it was of the walking we should one of many of them were women today in time talking over each other guys they compete on their own bases she she enjoyed a ten to fifteen percentage point your women have matthew matthew perry minister son of and skilled and skilled workers alike. well i think the problem for women

in the top layer is with still not less so you can't necessarily how great that show up as a figurehead for women when we're still trying to break through what i call the dense layer of men there are still not very many women at the top there's a lot of women going to work but the problem that the management is going to work without the protection of the union save for a lot of women. decades that hasn't been the opportunity to progress obviously is better than it was but i don't think you can necessarily how one woman up as a figurehead for womankind and particularly not margaret thatcher no that would not be fair to any particular person nobody speaks for women but margaret thatcher spoke for herself and that's true for men as well and part of the inequality we have today in income is that we have two fisted families we have many families where both the male and female spouse work full time and how do you compare a single. household headed by a single person to

a household headed by a liberated man and woman match if you want to jump in what about the middle class well margaret thatcher did tremendous things for the middle class in the sense that she was from a little motor ship she she she deregulated finance and reregulated finance to break the aristocratic club of the upper class she allowed the working class and the middle class to finally own their own homes and start their own businesses there's a reason why during her tenure the u.k. had the largest business investment the largest growth in business investment in europe is because i'm sure her policies were a huge boon to entrepreneurs and i think the strong support she got from the working class bears that out and vindicates those policies like i said before she has three percent of the city strong support from the working part time slot older workers alike

a long term decline. go ahead the problem is that what you've got is short term well for long term decline you can bet on the futures market all you like and let's all be rich for a couple of decades and then the turnaround happens that's the consequences of the legacy case that some people are terribly poor with no opportunity and some people are you know horribly rage and there isn't much in between all you've got is the middle class overworked and underpaid and it isn't a great lack of say. you can have a tough leader and lots of people who recognize only retire later and that this is a colored a line of a little i and i are not are they that well that war going very little at best cliff are jumping ahead yes the secular decline of the middle class started well before that or took office we have the same problem in the united states that there is an uneven growth opportunities did widen at the top

and the next to the top and so forth the accordion style the classes moved up not that the poor got poor but the poor got nowhere and this presents real challenges to us to this day matthew do you agree with that. i don't think that you can blame margaret thatcher for current problems especially because there's the a large decades gap having to do with tony blair's policies and gordon brown's policies which i think to lead a lot to britain's decline but we've also got to consider the alternative that your face that britain faced in the one nine hundred eighty s. there was runaway inflation there were a wildcat strikes and so this idea that well you know she created someone employment this is true fiscal retrenchment did end up creating some unemployment but what was the alternative another i.m.f. bailout the u.k. already suffered that embarrassment in one thousand nine hundred seventy six and if these policies had continued on as they did in france margaret thatcher would have

been forced to turn course justice find it on did in one thousand nine hundred two just the same so i really don't see the alternative that felicity is presenting here to thatcher's policy and say let her answer for yourself go ahead. in a sense i agree with you that you can't you can't blame her on her own that there have been choices in parliament around a number of prime ministers and she didn't sit in parliament on her own there were people there with her and if the policies were wrong vey had the opportunity to stand up to her and vote on behalf of their constituents which they didn't do so she was effectively handed carte blanche to do what she liked. what i was saying is that we are now reaping what was sown it may well have been built upon by other prime ministers and that's probably another argument but in terms of remembering margaret fact what what most people remember is that the creation of that divide between the rich and poor started when she was in office and you only have to take

a moment to look at all the stories that are being published this week however tough she was and where mark couple and however much we will debate her abilities and her policies in the future at the same time there are thousands and thousands and thousands of people out of work and reduced to the bread line and really hasn't got any better since they've been waves of wealth that hasn't really got down to the education and the advancement of ordinary people clifford which i too reactive and i think you're a cliff or whether it's no doubt we live in a very tough times now or but. the. we over learned of the success of thatcher and reagan from that trip through player and from reagan through clinton we learned that we could have uninterrupted growth that recessions would be only my old and we discounted risk and so we encourage people

unprepared perhaps or prematurely perhaps to undertake mortgages and other responsibilities beyond their economic means and beyond their cultural reasoning we need those values of working and saving we need a transformation of individuals so they can fully embrace matthew before we go to the break you want to react to that matthew go ahead i agree with clifford and i think those values of personal responsibility and savings were values that margaret thatcher encouraged by saving nobody say to any money everybody went into debt come on come on everyone into debt her policy is no no peter peter sees a fiscal retrenchment and balancing the budget we're very beneficial to encouraging savings in the long run that's why productivity resumed that's why business investment you have to have savings to head on math you have to jump in here listen

we're going to go to when short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on margaret thatcher state. and the one. mission. critical should be free. free. free. free. free clinics old free blog video. free. play.

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welcome back to cross talk where all things are considered on peter lavelle to remind you we're discussing margaret thatcher's legacy. matthew fingal back to you why were so many people partying after that year's death in britain kind of an odd thing to do. i think this this is very wrong headed you know and distasteful but why despite the village right. despite despite the partying i don't think that's representative at all. of the people that of brits at the time especially because like i said she says she had a lot of support from the working class the people that were partying that were largely the the public servants that had their broad jobs cut working in

unproductive industry and the people that had been working unfortunately in unproductive businesses that had been egged on by keynesian spending from the fifty's the sixty's in the seventy's and that it's unfortunate but their jobs it had become no longer productive and they needed to shift to a different production obviously when when factory came in to modernize the economy . they were they were left having to endure some short term hardship and so i think this is the divide we said we also think pretty but it's by no means representative of most brits go back to london go ahead. i think one of the problems is that. if she didn't have the support of the working class the problem now is that there isn't any work for those same people that supported her and highly just that there was going to be some success of the working class but now all i'm employed and just by way of example if. if i can bring my position as a barrister to this what we have now asked when it's in terms of legal aid and

other cuts for ordinary people that mean there is very little representation and because those ordinary people don't have unions and don't have a voice that there is very little that people can do other than try and keep working and get themselves into a job so i think people are celebrating her death because they're so miserable but i'm in a sense that idea that the. individual is responsible for themselves and we're not going to look after each other hopefully dies with her clifford weigh in . clipper if i may comment on the. we we are living in depressed economic times a long period of depressed economic times such as we've not known since the one nine hundred thirty s. russians would call this a kondratieff cycle and it makes kind of a joke of being a free person when you can't find a job how do you provide for yourself and serve others except through work so from

a conservative standpoint having a vibrant economy is the most importance social program so that each person can make the responsible choice to get a job provide for themselves and to serve others to have the dignity that comes from work and seeing no incentive to invest their breaks the heart of a conservative matthew that was very interesting matthew i think that while listening clifford you have a point that you know there is unemployment in the u.k. right now it is pretty bad that's not the result of factors legacy it's there it's the exact opposite it's a result of david cameron not falling factures legacy there are no savage cuts taking place in the u.k. right now in fact budgets have increased since proposed austerity since george osborne proposed austerity in the second quarter of two thousand and ten budgets have not gone down there are no savage cuts and what we're seeing here is

essentially a replay of france in one thousand nine hundred ninety this is a very this isn't the situation that margaret thatcher tried to avoid and unfortunately david cameron is throwing aside her legacy and following the continued cain keynesianism which props up unproductive industry unproductive finance and creates unemployment and that's what's going on in the u.k. right now it's not a result of the trouble let's go to the u.k. what's going on in the u.k. back to the. if you go back to the idea of the individual i think we started this debate with what was mrs thatcher's what was baroness thatcher as legacy i think the message that she had at the time was look i'm a grocer's daughter from grantham if i can do it anybody can but without providing the ability for anybody else to do it once up there sort of pulled up the ladder and stayed where she was and that we have now is an inability for people who might be grocers daughters from ordinary villages around the country or towns who

simply cannot get on the latter and whether that's her legacy all just her identity or what is identified with her that all for one and one for oneself rather than all for one one for all we will be debating for a very long time clifford. yes we need we need heroes among us to lead us into the workplace or any other field of endeavor but we also needed to be possible for people of ordinary abilities to be successful and to a conservative a vibrant economy has to be the number one priority of government dealing with the immediate c of a recession is one thing pump priming you know a little bit of keynesianism may be called for but then you have to look at to business confidence investor confidence you want the money taken out of the corporate treasury and put it into investment to plant and hiring and training

workers and so there is a fraternity of the productive class of supposed capital and the labor to conservative matthew matthew she increased by the front from the beginning to her term to the end of her term government spending actually increased one hundred thirty six percent now there's a reason why we say she shrunk government is because her policies were so successful at stimulating growth that government in relative terms to g.d.p. actually went down so that's the kind of growth we need and yes it's certainly true like felicity said that there are always people that slip through the cracks in every and every society but that's by no means representative of thatcher's policies as a whole she brought up the middle class and gave them the tools they needed through being able to own their own homes through act through giving capital access to the

ordinary man no longer did a factory worker and assembly line worker need to be there for the rest of his life and they could start their own business by using their home as collateral and b. and have started start a life for themselves essentially that was independent that we made to the son to say i'm going to go ahead. right away as a public housing stock i sell it to people who then pass it on to their children there really wasn't a great policy to sell off the housing stock so that we now have no public housing for people injected a load of cash into the coffers at the time setting off the council houses but it doesn't in the long term help anybody to get on the business that are i don't know what the statistics are but the idea that the people who bought their house their council houses then took the money and invested it in a small business must be a nonsense i'm sure someone else can work it out but i think the city how do you explain the rules in entrepreneurs them during her tenure especially among the

middle class how do you explain that. you want to require there's really no other explanation as i said earlier i don't see what's short term well for long term decline inject some cash in short but now what you have is a lot of businesses but you didn't carry cash in short term. i'm sorry what watch what she did was i want to know anything more than to actually have put council house example council house example is a way of obtaining money for a lot of property which creates money that can be put in elsewhere that's just the simple example that i'm giving at the moment but it doesn't make the country better or make the country a better place for the poor people are living in their council houses they just pay a mortgage instead of paying rent clifford let's change gears here with margaret thatcher i'm going to change gears here clifford was margaret thatcher a great leader in your opinion or she was

a great leader one of the great leaders of the late nineteenth century along with people like ronald reagan pope john paul two done shopping boris yeltsin well ok we know your world enjoyed. you know it can go and go ahead go ahead go ahead he was sufficient for the time he was sufficient for the time and. and the world turned a page in terms of the spread of democracy and a market economy sort of the world and today we have only about one quarter of the human race in countries that are poor countries using the u.n. definition the world's greatest advance in against poverty in the last forty years so yes margaret thatcher in that panoply of leaders that we enjoyed at that time and we need leadership today we are lacking leadership and then let me also give another instance of leadership and that is the role that mr thatcher played in

allowing his spouse to be the great leader that she was today with women taking their places to do that wherever it may be out or down to the extent that i had just been you know had i jump in now and i don't you can say i last had a loud title going and what i had so that a not opinions in the writing. some other points made you comment on that also it is it is that each each of the spouse each partner to a marriage enables and allows the other traditionally the women has so flawlessly allowed the man to attain their place but this has to be equal and men's liberation and women's liberation go hand in hand and i congratulate mr thatcher for allowing his wife to be a great leader and serve the human race is that i'm going to allow you to be go ahead i wouldn't choose that word allowing i have to accept that she was someone

with the qualities that with capable of being a great lady but as i started this debate if you are a great leader and she did have that toughness and that ability to late then you have to made when you were sponsibility you have to do the right thing and that's the right thing for all the people that you all a day and the problem is that there wasn't a focus on i point out today and i certainly would not sad that a husband allowed a wife to go off and do what you want to do in parliament day i'll let you do it right and so forth are certainly some of that which i'm not going to have them back with folks like this that he's moving around wrong but ok i have to jump in here somewhere right out of time a fascinating discussion many thanks to my guests in washington and in london and thanks to our viewers for watching us here r.t. see you next time and remember across time. we've received.

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he he. lives and works in grozny the capital of the chechen republic. the city had been reduced to ruins by years of war. two military operations to curb separatist militants and a clear danger from terrorist groups in the region. was completely dead. the most

vicious fighting took place here the presidential palace was completely destroyed. courses are scattered all around the place. here the car started shaking i thought it struck the car on the wheels were blown out. never thought he'd see chechnya fully restored in his lifetime now the republic boasts skyscrapers and five star hotels. and it's home to the largest mosque in europe. before there was only fighting today they build houses. crazy and dance they're even trying to have a fashion. with

us hello and welcome to news channel grozny i'm your host milan and i have a. well in the response our top stories the chechen republic has celebrated the birth of the prophet muhammad peace be upon him. visit sacred relics belonging to the prophet had been brought to the republic i. was. muslim relics have been brought to chechnya from dubai and a met by the republic's leader himself runs on caviar off. the escorts the holy objects from the airport to the central mosque with thousands of muslim devotees awaiting for them i. learned how twelve year old afraid of to spend the whole year waiting to see the prophet

muhammad head along with other sacred remains it was his parents sent him to an islamic school where he studied the koran for all that time who. when he grows up wants to become a huffy is a scholar of the koran they are muslims who've memorized the in tile holy text. stream has come true students from all over chechnya have gathered to see for themselves what it is they've been studying full. load while waiting for site of the sacred relics elders line up for what's known as was her her home it's a special prayer for muslims in the caucuses it's sung to observe significant occasions and at times of mourning the the the that the the prophet's personal belongings

have rarely been allowed to leave the arab world a special exception has been made for chechnya oh there's the. law of his dead. creating his life to just one goal learning the koran by heart he spends eight hours every day to achieve just that. he has already memorized the most important. but because it hasn't studied the arabic language he doesn't yet fully understand their meaning. who. at the end of each day students have to read five pages of the koran to the teacher after that the entire school takes part in a common prayer. i'd.

guess just the mud we get up an hour before prayer we pray and then go to our classrooms but don't classic total one of their we all repeat what we have learned after that we pray again then we read the most delicious after breakfast we read yet again and then after lunch we memorize what we learned in class. apart from scripture the students also have lessons in sport. taught from childhood that life is a struggle. but even on the wrestling mat they must play by shari'a rules. national charity according to sharia law we can strike the head that's a sin. wrestling is allowed with boxing you can't hit here. you can't hit the face. studies and lives in the have seen school

which has one hundred students. he already knows the purpose of every muslims life . when i paradise is for muslims who pray and go to hash hell as for the others. paradise is beautiful those who don't believe in islam will burn in hell. there to show you in its first steps to conquer the world of high style fashion house of your dolls presented its collection in dubai. fashion designer showed off their lady for dollars collection to the arab audience the collection included over seventy every day and evening dresses as well as traditional muslim wedding dresses . everyone in the islamic fashion world knows the brand fair dos you know a big the word means garden of eden. so does shows off the splendor of.

its clientele includes actresses business women and of course t.v. stuff. good afternoon good afternoon. i would like something special for tonight's show. it should be modest classical and yet at the same time traditional. t.v. music. is also an admirer of the fair. old clothes a handmade and they are in line with a modest islamic t.v. dress code this is the focus here isn't on the black color of the dress but on the precious stones it's just right for new year's eve show us or maybe for international women's day or maybe even our chechen women stay. for the sort of occasions we have special dresses. this is evening wear dresses like this can be worn at social events and weddings alike decorated with

beads swarovski crystals and gemstones the pleasure of wearing one will cost around ten thousand dollars this here we can see details of church and woman's national dress. this is the lower part of the dress. this is the vest specifically in traditional church and woman style the church and peoples. but this is more secular and modern we also use modern carts decorative trimmings and accessories it's all contemporary with the dress is designed with a modern vision. the first lady of chechnya made me to deliver also works as the chief fashion designer of. the most exclusive dresses like these are her designs. these details are made of gold or. diamonds city but all silver. these are traditional church and

chest decorations that have a long history behind them there's also a traditional belt here that's handmade to work. taxi driver. can't afford anything so expensive years of war ruined his livelihood. fell on his apartment building destroying several floors. but somehow it remained standing. after returning from war built it along with his neighbors. the first three floors were totally destroyed. by the lower part. well this has been completely destroyed now it's a good building not like the way it was. thought i'd see it like this.

and estimate this isn't the cast of a hollywood film but the list of gas at the hotel groceries city. halls hotel in the caucuses was assessed by an expert commission and given a five star rating. this building was opened to the world by a host of international showbiz celebrities. along with russian politicians circus acrobats and fireworks. the. hotel employee fatima never dreamed of seeing so many celebrities let alone and. everyone thought of the republic is a region of conflict. in this presidential suite. but quality is

in line with international standards. he turned out to be a very friendly person he wasn't showing off or acting like you. chatted to a hotel staff. or graf to get there with indeed he was a very talkative person. tourism isn't the only growth industry and there's also show business right now the next church and it is being recorded in this studio this idea how do you translate the first line it's a great chance now right i need you to tear it from your heart and let it go so the listener will understand what you're singing even if he doesn't know. the chichen language. do with a smile let's go.

originally planned to come to church for just two weeks but ended up staying much longer after being invited to work with young talent. he has worked with. and while many songs from the capital around. the church and voice is renowned for its purity you how did confucius put it if you are in the company of blind people. behave however the people around you behave in a dump yourself to the customs of the places you visit. russia needs laws like the laws here married young woman should not touch other man another man must not touch my woman if it was like maybe all this depravity we have now and the lack of discipline would perhaps not have happened.

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this is how the birth of the prophet muhammad is celebrated in chechnya. that. the drugs uncrowded off secular leader is also present no religious event takes place without him. i have. this islamic leaders from india kuwait saudi arabia the united arab emirates and bus train them to visit cut it off was a few years ago it was known worldwide as a mutinous republic was today chechnya is a russian region striving to become a focal point for the muslim world was

. the republic of chechnya or is this if the. with everything out of this is russia this is chechnya. grozny is simply a beautiful city. one should give credit to the republic the. nation which was united around its president its king. whatever you call it. i think there is nothing unusual in this. divine knockdowns competition has come to an end and i have tried to splinter the participants and dance is full and deep meaning that everything is important from the movements to the dancers expressions. following tradition has

become a national project for. the national on vine no rehearsals to showcase the chechen nation's image. at first sight it looks like a regular performance but even here the dancers must observe strict islamic rule custom. the men must not on. any circumstances touch the women not even their clothes. recently. criticized the dunces for not following tradition the women looked into the eyes of young men as well as highlighting their figures by raising their arms to. dances with the man she must not raise her arms above her shoulders. she does not

have this right. arms should always dominate over the woman this is an important detail. following the war. found religion he sold his apartment to put the money towards building a house overlooking a mosque on the outskirts of grozny when he comes home from work his wife makes a traditional delicacy. at the family table tradition dominates everything so. i didn't eat with my father he had eight children but none of us joined him. this is what tradition states. she is a type of dumpling served with meat. is sour allows his sons and younger daughter

to join him at the table but his wife and older daughter dine separately. oslo who . followed. when his son's older brother solomon joins them for dinner itself is him the head of the table. it's forbidden even to smoke in the presence of elders regardless of their age twenty years or sixty. you have to respect your elders if one does not respect their elders there will be neither order nor peace at home thank you. from an early age children learn the islamic way of life they pray before eating and pray before going to sleep. by the age of four they know how a real chechen man and woman should look. at each kindergarten has its own teacher responsible for religious education. often also

visit to reprint as with the children. load little over. a load. of clothes. we live according to the law and according to islamic schools the islam spit on the nation of islam is first of course we have muslims on public religious law first and secular law second if you then i think we have by the lore the russian federation may have proud of this. in the world of fashion the dress code is even more strict at this church in modeling schools where

women are taught about the catwalk passout go into modeling is not a highly regarded profession in chechnya as it is in european russia a young woman is not supposed to display her beauty in public especially if she is married. many young women are not allowed to enter the modeling school. nor do i do see that your legs are tired your backs are tired and you are very hungry but you have to work it is difficult to be a model it is not about putting on a beautiful dress and going to the store to buy sausages. will fashion centers like paris and milan have shown interest in church and models but unmarried women cannot even leave the country by themselves and there are strict limits when it comes to wearing european clothes. we cannot wear a swimsuit model cannot go on the catwalk in a swimsuit we have our own rules. all clothes have to be below the knee and the

head has to be covered with a head scarf over the. i used to practice judaism when she lived in kazakstan then she married a church in man converted to islam and came to work in chechnya. now she wears a fat ass similar to a job she manages the modeling school which is based in one of the most prestigious beauty salons. it's well equipped including a spa and fitness center everything a model needs on us in this club is for women only men are for. karina always dreamed of becoming a model when she was a child now she's twenty one. when she gets married she'll have to forget all about the catwalk there's nothing more important to a chechen woman than family. if a husband doesn't like something if he prohibits his wife from working she will of

course be atonement. fabulous. next month she'll appear on the front cover of a fashion magazine. but the fashion shoot is a modest event with no extravagance. a head scarf is a must dress is a loose fit and down to the heel and poses a restrained. we don't trying to be like you like the west we have all our own cultures and besides we know it's the twenty first century this is not something new for us nothing surprising so much the girls new study to the biggest project in the history of chechnya. and ice rink sports centers cinemas offices and more in other words a city within a city. is not to bring his family

to this shopping and entertainment center there are too many temptations. when the city was in ruins they have to shop elsewhere but now the situation has reversed every one of the caucuses flocks to chechnya fashion boutiques cinemas. and many other attractions a role here. and now we should hear. their shooting range was different before. it was natural. now it's a game. after

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